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nyellin
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Came here to ask the same question. I've tried to find something like this for golang and the tools out there can't handle large codebases.
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I'm working on creating a modern terminal interface with Electron where you can use the mouse to modify the command line, each command sends output to a separate "output block" (think Jupyter notebook), you have global autoco
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nyellin
6y ago
Kubernetes solves a problem. It isn't appropriate for all use cases, but the real problem isn't kubernetes but rather the knowledge gap around new technology.
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nyellin
6y ago
What do you use Istio for? 90% of the usecases I hear about could be solved with simpler tooling.
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6y ago
The problem is that everyone needs to learn those lessons on their own. (But I'm biased: I'm working on a troubleshooting tool for K8s which has remediation rules for all those common cases.)
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nyellin
6y ago
I'm working on a project that lets you script those tedious responses really easily. Would you use something like that?
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nyellin
6y ago
Would love to discuss in detail and see if I can help. At my last employer I wrote low level solutions for K8s related to security and at the moment I'm working on a stealth mode startup for K8s troubleshooting. Feel free to shoot me a
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Ask HN: What are your tools/workflow for responding to cloud/prometheus alerts
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Ask HN: How do you improve collaboration between DevOps/SREs and developers?
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6y ago
This is very cool - thanks for sharing. I've been working on a tool for automatically suggesting performance fixes to python apps based on static analysis and dynamic profiling. This is a nice method adding additional dynamic informati
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The implementation was buggy and the interaction between the virtual world and games was unintuitive. A better interface would seemlessly embed the games into the virtual world (perhaps inside a "picture frame" or "portal&quo
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Exactly what I had in mind. The ability to eavesdrop + the ability to see who is open to chatting and taking a break.
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6y ago
Interesting. I coded a prototype like this with a few friends after we saw gather.town. We decided to focus on language learning communities because that is an area where people are already using online platforms to meet strangers. (We also
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Why the Canadian Tech Scene Doesn't Work
(danco.substack.com)
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nyellin
6y ago
Yes, what are your pain points? What type of new product would you be willing to pay for and what would problem would that product have to solve?
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Ask HN: Are there unsolved problems in cloud monitoring, debugging, or DevOps?
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I would love to see someone change the tiny debugger icons for actions like "pause" and "next step" to giant, obvious, text only buttons with a clear and colorful call to action. They're the most important buttons o
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I've been looking at startup ideas in this space, either as a Citrix replacement (run applications locally in a secure enclave instead of running them in the cloud and paying for vms) or as a way of bringing the benefits of containers
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nyellin
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I'm looking at startup ideas in this area. Would you be interested in describing your pain points and use case?
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6y ago
The problem with gifts is that if you actually want it and it's worth the money you would have bought it already. (There are exceptions: e.g. parents with more money buying gifts for kids who can't afford them.)
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Graph any terminal cmd with ShowMeAGraph – a visual version of the watch command
(github.com)
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The Strange Case of the Malformed Shebang
(natanyellin.com)
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I love the idea. Does this support searching for links to a specific domain? I tried adding my personal blog (without the http:// prefix) and no results showed up.
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6y ago
Lucky Peach and McSweeney.
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Ask HN: What is your top cloud/software/infrastructure expense or than staff?
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For context, this is the second major RCE vulnerability discovered in SD-WAN products by Realmode Labs in under a week. There are another two such vulnerabilities on the way according to the post for additional vendors.
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SD-PWN – “attack could shut down a company’s entire international network”
(portswigger.net)
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SD-PWN: RCE vulnerabilities found in SD-WAN routers from top four vendors
(medium.com)
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Hi, thanks for the heads-up regarding LinkedIn Premium. I'll setup another solution for contacting me. (I also signed up for a trial of LinkedIn premium which should fix this issue temporarily.)
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Life and Death of a Linux Process
(natanyellin.com)
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